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what is Switching Device

Mainstream Ethernet switches like those inside broadband routers support Gigabit Ethernet speeds per individual link, but high-performance switches like those in data centers usually support 10 Gbps per link.

Different models of network switches support varying numbers of connected devices. Consumer-grade network switches provide either four or eight connection for Ethernet devices, while corporate switches typically support between 32 and 128 connections.

Switches can additionally be connected to each other, a daisy-chaining method to add a progressively larger number of devices to a LAN.

Managed and Unmanaged Switches
Basic network switches like those used in consumer routers require no special configuration beyond plugging in cables and power.

Compared to these unmanaged switches, high-end devices used on enterprise networks support a range of advanced features designed to be controlled by a professional administrator. Popular features of managed switches include SNMP monitoring, link aggregation, and QoS support.

Traditionally managed switches are built to be controlled from Unix-style command line interfaces. A newer category of managed switches called smart switches, targeted at entry-level and midrange enterprise networks,​ support web-based interfaces similar to a home router.

Types of Switching Device

#Foot Switches

#Limit Switches

#Magnetic Switches

#Membrane Switches

#Pressure Switches

#Pushbutton Switches